Question:

Answer: DNA replication

Question:

Answer: Base-Pairing Rule

Question:

Answer: Helicase

Question:

Answer: DNA polymerase

Question: Polymerase Chain Reaction is a technique performed in a laboratory to repeatedly copy a small amount of DNA for analysis. The purpose is to create large amounts of a certain portion of DNA in a small amount of time. This technique uses a machine, which replicates the DNA in a number of cycles.

Answer: Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)

Question:

Answer: Transcription

Question:

Answer: Transcription process

Question: During transcription, the sense strand (coding strand) of DNA is the one that has the same base sequence as the newly formed mRNA. The antisense strand has a complementary base sequence to the mRNA and therefore acts as the template.

Answer: Antisense/Sense strands

Question:

Answer: Translation

Question:

Answer: Codons